Two men – who claimed to have arrived from Poland a few days earlier - approached the group and one of the men hugged the victim.
While hugging him he then bit off a piece of his ear.
The victim went to the hospital but unfortunately, surgeons were unable to reattach the piece of ear.
The offender is described as white, in his early 30s, with a shaven or bald head and with a suspected broken nose.
He was wearing a white t-shirt, light grey coloured jogging bottoms and hoody.
He spoke with a foreign accent and had a large Viking tattoo on his left forearm. He also had other tattoos on his chest and numerous scars on his stomach.
He was with a male in an orange hi-visibility jacket.
Detective Constable Cathy Blain, from GMP’s Swinton CID, said:
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“This was a completely unprovoked attack on the victim who was out enjoying a drink with his family and friends.
“It has left him with life-changing injuries, and physically unwell, due to the stress and anxiety it has caused him.
“Someone must know this offender. He has distinctive features and is believed to be based in Eccles town centre.
“I am asking anyone who knows who this male is to contact us. “
Information can be passed on to officers by calling 0161 856 5237 quoting incident number 1657 01/04/18.
Details can also be passed on anonymously by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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